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Producer

Vargas Family

Coffees in catalog
1
Currently available
1
Roasters with stock
1
Avg Cherrybook Index
55.0

Compare Vargas Family’s offerings tracked by Cherrybook. A producer can supply different lots, varieties and harvests; check those details alongside the process, bag size and price.

Producer overview

The coffees associated with the Vargas Family originate from the Huila region of Colombia, cultivated at an elevation of 1800 meters. This geographic positioning places their production within a well-known South American coffee-producing context. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog consists of Colombia and Caturra cultivars. Both varieties are standard for the region and are evenly distributed across the recorded lots in the index. The processing method documented for the Vargas Family is exclusively natural. All entries in the catalog utilize this preparation style, focusing the producer's profile around dried-in-the-fruit processing techniques. The catalog footprint for the Vargas Family includes two total coffees represented in the index, with one lot currently in stock. These offerings are carried by a single roaster, Lexington Coffee Roasters. Recent catalog examples feature the Colombia La Piragua offering roasted by Lexington Coffee Roasters, processed as a natural, and comprising a blend of Colombia and Caturra varieties. Overall, the catalog data illustrates a focused production model centered on natural-processed Colombia and Caturra varieties from Huila, distributed through a single roaster relationship.

  • Huila producer
  • natural process focus
  • Colombia and Caturra

Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.

Producer profile

Varietals

  • colombia1 lot
  • caturra1 lot

Processes

  • Natural1

Altitude

1800–1800m

Harvests

2024

Currently available coffees

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Neighbors in the same book

Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.

Vargas Family Coffees · Colombia; Cherrybook